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title: Resort Guide
date: 2026-11-08T12:59:00+09:00
author: Patrick Nesbitt
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# Resort Guide

 

A guide to the ski resorts of Hakuba and Myoko, with information on terrain, facilities and what to expect at each resort.

- [Happo One](https://www.morinolodge.com/resorts/happo-one) Hakuba Happo-One is one of Japan’s best-known ski resorts, with long, challenging runs, varied terrain and panoramic views of the Northern Japanese Alps.
- [Hakuba Goryu & Hakuba 47](https://www.morinolodge.com/resorts/hakuba-goryu-hakuba-47) These two resorts form effectively one big resort almost the same size as Happo. Both sides offer fantastic views of the big peaks behind and great skiing.
- [Iwatake](https://www.morinolodge.com/resorts/iwatake) Iwatake is an intermediate skier's dream and boasts the best views in the valley along with one of the best halfpipes.
- [Tsugaike](https://www.morinolodge.com/resorts/tsugaike) Tsugaike is actually situated in Otari Village, the next village over to the north, but it is fairly easy to reach by bus from the lodge and is well worth a visit.
- [Cortina](https://www.morinolodge.com/resorts/cortina) Hakuba Cortina and Norikura resorts share the same ski lift pass and are located on the northern end of the Hakuba Valley.
- [Kashimayari](https://www.morinolodge.com/resorts/kashimayari) These three resorts combine to form a great area accessible with one lift pass, just a free shuttle bus ride away.
- [Yanaba](https://www.morinolodge.com/resorts/yanaba) Yanaba re-invented itself a few years ago to vie with Hakuba 47 for the title of best park in Hakuba.